TOSCA TRICENTIS AS1 NEWEST 2025 ACTUAL EXAM
COMPLETE QUESTIONS AND CORRECT DETAILED ANSWERS
(VERIFIED ANSWERS) |ALREADY GRADED A+
1
What is the primary function of the "Modules" section in Tosca Commander?
A) To execute automated test cases.
B) To manage user permissions.
C) To define the technical steering information for individual controls of an
application under test.
D) To organize test data.
E) To view test results.
Correct Answer: C) To define the technical steering information for
individual controls of an application under test.
Rationale: Modules in Tosca Commander store the technical
information (steering parameters) needed to identify and interact
with specific controls (e.g., buttons, text fields) within the
Application Under Test (AUT).
2
Which tool is primarily used in Tosca Commander to scan an application and
create Modules?
A) Test Case Designer.
B) ExecutionList Editor.
C) XScan.
D) TDM Studio.
E) Reporting Console.
Correct Answer: C) XScan
Rationale: XScan is the fundamental tool within Tosca Commander
used to interact with the AUT, identify its controls, and generate the
corresponding Modules that contain their technical steering
parameters.
3
What does a "Test Step" in Tosca Commander represent?
,A) A single logical action performed on a Module.
B) A collection of related Test Cases.
C) The overall test script for an application.
D) A grouping of Modules.
E) A report of test execution.
Correct Answer: A) A single logical action performed on a Module.
Rationale: A Test Step is an instance of a Module in a Test Case. It
represents a single action or interaction with the AUT, defined by
the Module and the specified ActionMode and value.
4
Which component is used to manage the order and grouping of Test Cases
for execution and to view their results?
A) Modules.
B) Test Case Designer.
C) ExecutionList.
D) Test Data Management.
E) Requirements.
Correct Answer: C) ExecutionList
Rationale: An ExecutionList is a collection of executable Test Cases
that defines the order in which they will be run. It also stores the
results of the execution.
5
In Tosca, what is an "ActionMode"?
A) A type of application under test.
B) A property of a Module.
C) An instruction that defines how Tosca interacts with a specific control
(e.g., Input, Verify, Buffer).
D) A type of test data.
E) A deployment strategy for tests.
Correct Answer: C) An instruction that defines how Tosca interacts
,with a specific control (e.g., Input, Verify, Buffer).
Rationale: ActionModes tell Tosca what action to perform on a
TestStepValue, such as inputting a value, verifying a value, or
buffering a value.
6
If you want to enter a value into a text field in your AUT, which ActionMode
would you typically use?
A) Verify.
B) Buffer.
C) Input.
D) Output.
E) Constraint.
Correct Answer: C) Input.
Rationale: The Input ActionMode is used to provide a value to a
control in the AUT, typically a text box, checkbox, or radio button.
7
To check if a specific text string is present on a web page, which ActionMode
would you use for a control representing that text?
A) Input.
B) Buffer.
C) Verify.
D) Select.
E) WaitOn.
Correct Answer: C) Verify.
Rationale: The Verify ActionMode is used to check if the actual value
or state of a control in the AUT matches an expected value. If it
doesn't match, the test step will fail.
8
What is the purpose of buffering a value in Tosca Commander?
A) To display the value on the screen.
, B) To store a value from the AUT into a temporary variable for later use in the
same or another Test Case.
C) To verify a value.
D) To input a value.
E) To delete a value.
Correct Answer: B) To store a value from the AUT into a temporary
variable for later use in the same or another Test Case.
Rationale: The Buffer ActionMode (used with a Buffer or Output
Action) captures a value from the AUT and saves it as a buffer (a
temporary variable). This buffer can then be used dynamically in
subsequent TestSteps.
9
Which of the following is a key advantage of using Modules in Tosca
Commander?
A) They allow direct modification of the AUT's code.
B) They enable technical steering information to be separated from the
business logic of Test Cases, promoting reusability and maintainability.
C) They store all test data.
D) They provide real-time reporting of application performance.
E) They automate the creation of new Test Cases.
Correct Answer: B) They enable technical steering information to be
separated from the business logic of Test Cases, promoting
reusability and maintainability.
Rationale: Modules abstract the technical details of the AUT. This
separation means if the UI changes, you typically only need to
update the Module, not every Test Case that uses it, enhancing
maintainability.
10
To select an item from a dropdown list (combo box) in your AUT, which
ActionMode would you use?
COMPLETE QUESTIONS AND CORRECT DETAILED ANSWERS
(VERIFIED ANSWERS) |ALREADY GRADED A+
1
What is the primary function of the "Modules" section in Tosca Commander?
A) To execute automated test cases.
B) To manage user permissions.
C) To define the technical steering information for individual controls of an
application under test.
D) To organize test data.
E) To view test results.
Correct Answer: C) To define the technical steering information for
individual controls of an application under test.
Rationale: Modules in Tosca Commander store the technical
information (steering parameters) needed to identify and interact
with specific controls (e.g., buttons, text fields) within the
Application Under Test (AUT).
2
Which tool is primarily used in Tosca Commander to scan an application and
create Modules?
A) Test Case Designer.
B) ExecutionList Editor.
C) XScan.
D) TDM Studio.
E) Reporting Console.
Correct Answer: C) XScan
Rationale: XScan is the fundamental tool within Tosca Commander
used to interact with the AUT, identify its controls, and generate the
corresponding Modules that contain their technical steering
parameters.
3
What does a "Test Step" in Tosca Commander represent?
,A) A single logical action performed on a Module.
B) A collection of related Test Cases.
C) The overall test script for an application.
D) A grouping of Modules.
E) A report of test execution.
Correct Answer: A) A single logical action performed on a Module.
Rationale: A Test Step is an instance of a Module in a Test Case. It
represents a single action or interaction with the AUT, defined by
the Module and the specified ActionMode and value.
4
Which component is used to manage the order and grouping of Test Cases
for execution and to view their results?
A) Modules.
B) Test Case Designer.
C) ExecutionList.
D) Test Data Management.
E) Requirements.
Correct Answer: C) ExecutionList
Rationale: An ExecutionList is a collection of executable Test Cases
that defines the order in which they will be run. It also stores the
results of the execution.
5
In Tosca, what is an "ActionMode"?
A) A type of application under test.
B) A property of a Module.
C) An instruction that defines how Tosca interacts with a specific control
(e.g., Input, Verify, Buffer).
D) A type of test data.
E) A deployment strategy for tests.
Correct Answer: C) An instruction that defines how Tosca interacts
,with a specific control (e.g., Input, Verify, Buffer).
Rationale: ActionModes tell Tosca what action to perform on a
TestStepValue, such as inputting a value, verifying a value, or
buffering a value.
6
If you want to enter a value into a text field in your AUT, which ActionMode
would you typically use?
A) Verify.
B) Buffer.
C) Input.
D) Output.
E) Constraint.
Correct Answer: C) Input.
Rationale: The Input ActionMode is used to provide a value to a
control in the AUT, typically a text box, checkbox, or radio button.
7
To check if a specific text string is present on a web page, which ActionMode
would you use for a control representing that text?
A) Input.
B) Buffer.
C) Verify.
D) Select.
E) WaitOn.
Correct Answer: C) Verify.
Rationale: The Verify ActionMode is used to check if the actual value
or state of a control in the AUT matches an expected value. If it
doesn't match, the test step will fail.
8
What is the purpose of buffering a value in Tosca Commander?
A) To display the value on the screen.
, B) To store a value from the AUT into a temporary variable for later use in the
same or another Test Case.
C) To verify a value.
D) To input a value.
E) To delete a value.
Correct Answer: B) To store a value from the AUT into a temporary
variable for later use in the same or another Test Case.
Rationale: The Buffer ActionMode (used with a Buffer or Output
Action) captures a value from the AUT and saves it as a buffer (a
temporary variable). This buffer can then be used dynamically in
subsequent TestSteps.
9
Which of the following is a key advantage of using Modules in Tosca
Commander?
A) They allow direct modification of the AUT's code.
B) They enable technical steering information to be separated from the
business logic of Test Cases, promoting reusability and maintainability.
C) They store all test data.
D) They provide real-time reporting of application performance.
E) They automate the creation of new Test Cases.
Correct Answer: B) They enable technical steering information to be
separated from the business logic of Test Cases, promoting
reusability and maintainability.
Rationale: Modules abstract the technical details of the AUT. This
separation means if the UI changes, you typically only need to
update the Module, not every Test Case that uses it, enhancing
maintainability.
10
To select an item from a dropdown list (combo box) in your AUT, which
ActionMode would you use?
